Financial Risk Management: Liquidity Risk
Course Number: ABA
Course Code: n/a
Considers the discipline of managing the liquidity position of a bank in order to ensure that prior preparation and funds on hand can sufficiently address potential liquidity disorder.
What You’ll Learn
After successfully completing the course, you will be able to:
- Discuss what “liquidity” means for a bank
- Identify alternative sources of borrowed funds for a bank
- Describe how liquidity factors into a bank’s portfolios of loans and securities
- Understand stress testing for potential and problematic liquidity scenarios
- Explain how to prepare for possible liquidity disorder
- Comprehend standards and expectations for good liquidity risk management
- Interpret reports on a bank’s funding and liquidity position
Audience: Risk management and control professionals in first, second or third line functions with primary responsibilities including monitoring and risk reporting of loan portfolios, underwriting, stress testing, audit or governance across credit risk or financial risk categories. Directors, members of senior management, State/Federal bank examiners, external risk consultants or auditors.
Prerequisites: n/a
